The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-03
LOCAL Politics.


ers primary will be held at 435 Grove street
to morrow night.
The Labor party of the Seventh District
nominated James F. Moran and Michael L.
Barrett for Freeholders.
The Sixth District Republican Conven-
tons are to be held at the Globe Hotel,
Greenville. tomorrow night
The nomination of Michael @. Lederman
for Freehelder in the Third District was
ratified by about so men in STEERS Hall, on
First street, last Thursday night.
The First District Republicans have
nominated Freeholdtrs McDonough and
Sutton, and the Jake Kramer ticket won
for the Aldermanic Conventions.
The Young Mems Independent Republi-
eau Club ratified the caucus nominees of
the Third District primaries at Bienecke s
Hall, on Newark avenue, last Monday
night.
A regular meeting of the Young Mems
Democratic Club, of Hudson county, will
be held in their club rooms, 293 Henderson
street. on Monday evening, April 4, at
o'clock.
The officers of the German Republican
Club, of Greenyille, organized for the
Spring Campaign, are: President, ssNick"
Arnold; viee-President, Jacob Frey; Sec
rotary, William Blimlein; Treasurer, Gus
tave Sedner; Sergeant-at-Arms, Martin
Blimlein.
The Sixth District Democratic Associs-
ton is disguised, because when It's CON-
rnittee went to urge the County Committee
to secure the nomination OF John n Bruins
for Freeh, laer they learned that the Com
mitteemen had been pledged to some one
else
The United Labor pariy of the Sixth Dis
trict have nominated for Alderman, Philip
Muldoon: for Member OF B ard Of Works.
Johu a. Smith; for Freeholiers, Joseph
Coons and VIM. Gibbons; for Justice Of
the Peace, John Keiser; for Constable, John
]. Burden.
Mr.. Marinus, who is to be the Republi-
can Candidate for Alderman In the Third
District, is a son of the late Police Commits
sioner Marinus, and a brass fnisher In
Hopkinss brass foundry. He viii make an
excellent run, for he is man of large
popularity.
The officers of the Lincoln Republican
Club Of the Third District are: Preaident,
Joseph s. Reilly; Vice President, John
Richardson; Secretary, John Decker;
Treasurer, David Hanes; ergeant-at-Arms,
G. Turner. The Club met at 347 Grove
street, last Wednesday evening.
The Lincoln Club of the Third District.
at Marshalpa Hall on Grove street, Wednes-
day night, elected as President, Clement
Marshall; Vice-President, Joseph Riley;
Treasurer, VIM. Marshall; Secretary, A. N.
Wheeler; Sergeant-at-Arms, Robert NJ.
Marshall; Executive Con mittee-E j. Jor-
dan, Il. A. Dawson and f. B UNITY.
The Third District Republicans have
made nominations as follows: Alderman,
Lewis II. Marinus; Police Commissioner,
Daniel E. Shea; Justices of tbs Peace,
Frederick w Payne, Edward McGinness,
Julius Jarecki, John W. Ellison, Robert
Gregg; Constable, John Jelly; District
Committee, S. Dickinson, Conrad Reich
becher, L. E. Datz, William Miolege, f. S.
Brown.
TIE Sixth District German Republican
Club has delve actively into the spring
campaign. It has ifty-seven active mem
bers and is offic, red as follows: President,
John Grau; Vice-President, j U. Gum
berg; Secretary, Joseph Schullian; Treas
urer. Nicholas Hammer; Sergeant-at
Arms, Anton Bailey The Club Leld a
meeting at Grau's Hall on Jackson venue,
last night.
The Labor Convention of the Third Dis
trict, last Monday evening, at Germania 4
Hall, nominated these candidates. Free
holders, Joseph w. Griffin and E. j. Nc
Gallery; Alderman, VIM. McAlvanah; Fire
Commissioner, Dennis O'Neil; Police Com
missioner, james N. Davis; Constable,
Robert j. Roberts; Justices, Joseph F. Nc
COOKERY, Charles c. Turner, James Me-
Nulty, Joseph Perry and Fred Sykes.
The John F. Kelly Democratic Associa-
ton held an enthusiastic meeting at their
rooms on Erie street near Tenth last Thurs
day evening. Sixty members answered to
the roll-call. The association is gaining
ground rapidly. They deferred from MAX
ing any Endorsements until after the nomi-
nations are all made. They will have their
regular meeting next Thursday evening.
All members are urgently requested to at
tend, as there is business of Importance to
transact.
The United Labor Parry of the Sixth
District held mass me citing last evening
at Metropolitl In Hall in Greenyile to ratify
the nomination Of the following candi-
dates
Alderman, Philip Muldoon Board of
Works, John HI. Smith Freeholders. Jo-
seph Coons and William Gibbons Justice
of the Peace, John Keiser; Constable John
j. Borden about three hundred persons
were present. Many prominent gentlemen
connected with the labor party were on
the platform, including Alderman Thomas
Y. Gator. Chairman Dennis Mullins opened
the meeting at 8-15. and after stating the
objects of the meeting introduced Aldor-
man Gator as the first speaker. Mr.. Cater
chose as his subject, Party Power" He
gave short history of the Republican
party, and declared that that party is in
capableof giving the people good govern
ment. He said he now favored the
principles of the labor party which he
believed to be cohesive pow destined
to becom one Of the greatest p itical par
ties in I'll Q world. 81 don't bellows" he said,
''that otganlze 1 labor loud limit itself o
laboring II g bat should choass thos Q